Parco naturale Orsiera-Rocciavrè, Regional park in Metropolitan City of Turin, Italy.
Parco naturale Orsiera-Rocciavrè is a protected mountain area located between the Susa, Chisone, and Sangone valleys in the Piedmont Alps. The landscape varies from high peaks to drier zones at lower elevations, creating different environments throughout the park.
The park was established in 1980 as a protected area by regional law to preserve its natural ecosystems. This designation reflected growing efforts to safeguard the natural heritage of the Piedmont region.
Local dairy farmers produce Plaisentif cheese using methods passed down through generations in the mountain communities here. This craft remains an important part of daily life in the valleys.
The Pintas Visitor Center offers maps and guides to help navigate the area and understand what to explore. Starting your visit here provides useful information about current conditions and trail options.
The park contains several mountain peaks above 2,800 meters in elevation, including Monte Orsiera and Rocca Nera. Scattered throughout the middle-eastern section are glacial lakes formed by ancient ice movement.
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